The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-04-14

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was fostaaafe choice and = hrs,.-
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hi iniefpretsiioo and singing OF Ia. 80"
voTthiiy bestowed The -thr.- u,,.
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6esed than By Misses Jennie whi..ker -.
Papy and Alice Bsevard Amid all ~. I'm =
costumes pfeserted the dresses or III.
sn"oe pfe-emioeni for their bsishtp.., =.
thsrough Interpretation Of the n..,. !. %
chAfactsA Miss Whitaker a yum w.
was thoroughly appreciated by the .ud;...'
nes singing and acting vas fully 10 % n. 4
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Ais Papy - Pitt Sing" and Ni~ R..
Peep Bo" divided booon and .po,.n.. ~.
Miss "hiaake.. The singing aud stare -.
Of these ladies was all tha, could, have -. ,
sired, and the hearty applause and m.,v q
tnootes which were showered upon then -"
evidence that the audience fully apOr,r;.,.s
their worth Amid the general succe. - -
evening none was igreater Tia, -.
OF Miss Kate Kemper in the dif,cr,, .--'
OF Aa'isha This is possibly the -.
dimcult part in the entire opera. and Nj. p
pers success in it was such as should sr,,;t- ~
The Pooh Bah" Of Dr. CLARK and IN. an,
lush OF DR.. W. Fl. Shine were .l.o -.
worthy Of commendation In fact IN. -
performances Was characterized by e,..,t.-.
singing and wonderful perception in the -.
ment Of parts. The eLtire rendition uo,.. :
- smoothly as il could have done nj, =
Oldest professional company. An am.teur -
Torrance ID, usually. subject to some io,.,,r,
tons and stage bitches" which the .ud.... !.
expected to excuse on account of the .,,...
ness OF the company, but this pertom,,..
moved along Throughout with a smosh,...
which Is only attained, usually, by long ur.e,,c.
and gave evidence of the great care and Alien
ton which the company had devoted to ,b,;,
work.
The principal credit Of the affair is uuiyer..I,
accorded 70 Miss Eva Cameron and Mrs I. n
Ball, to whose earnest and energetic work uus
be attributed the conception and successful eon.
pietion OF the entertainment Miss Cameruo'.
musical talent was never. better demopstn,ed
than in this work, and she is Justly ackpovl
edged to be entitled to the chief pnise q, n.
successful rendition. Taken altogether III.
ladies and gentlemen who form the comu.p,
have every reason 10 feel proud of The succss,
which has attended their efforts, and Tallahs.s.e
can certainly boast of having the best amsi.u,
"Aikado" company in the United States
The music, which was of an excellent cl,r,e
ter, was furnished by Professor Baraia's band. O
Jacksonville.